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Bad Gandersheim

Silvia house

A paved pitch next to a wooden house with views across a meadow. In the evenings, the sun often sets westward over the hills. The Skulpturenweg – a cycling and hiking trail along a disused railway line – runs just nearby, offering a flat route through otherwise hilly countryside. Shopping is convenient: three kilometres to the supermarket, and a small farm shop in the village. Bad Gandersheim with its Dom Festival is eight kilometres further on, and the Harz is half an hour's drive away. Otherwise: meadows and wide open spaces.1

What roadsurfer spots writes

„Paved parking next to my wooden house overlooking a meadow and since west side also often breathtaking sunsets. The Sculpture Trail, a bike and hiking trail on the former railroad line, is in the hilly landscape a way to move around without much ups and downs.“

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Suitable for

  • Motorhome
  • Caravan
  • Tent

Sights in the area1

Bad Gandersheim

The spa town is eight kilometres away; in summer the Gandersheim Cathedral Festival plays there under the open sky. Even without a ticket, the old collegiate town is worth a stroll.

Harz

The low mountain range starts a good half-hour's drive on — with the Brocken, half-timbered towns and hiking trails. The escape when the lowland gets too quiet.

Sculpture Trail

The cycling and walking path follows a disused railway line and so stays flat through otherwise hilly country. Sculptures line the way, good for an afternoon without climbs.

Salzgittersee

A good thirty kilometres north, near Salzgitter, lies a bathing lake with a beach on its west shore. The cool-off for hot days when the Harz is too far.

1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on roadsurfer spots applies.